Harriet Tubman is a very important slave. She was born into slavery and when she grew up she risked her life just to save everyone. Harriet made a very big impact on the world. Harriet Tubman is important because she lead slaves to freedom which ended slavery, she changed the way we look at African Americans, and was a very caring woman. In 1850 Harriet leads enslaved people to freedom including her parents Philadelphia.
She lead them through the secret tunnels that was never discovered by anyone. The tunnels were called “The Underground Railroad”. This wasn't actually a railroad it was tunnels underground. The tunnels lead to many different destinations like the Caribbean and Canada. Harriet Tubman lead about 100,000 slaves to …show more content…
The person who helps slaves escape usually get sent to jail for 6 months or get subjected to $1,000 fine. Harriet Tubman was well aware what would happen to her if they were to get caught. She also knew what would happen if she left them there. If she left them there it would most likely end up in death. Back then slavery was very brutal. They beat slaves and worked them to death.
But Harriet Tubman took that risk to save people like her. Eventually after she escorted all the slaves to freedom later. But in 1860 Harriet Tubman goes back to Maryland through the tunnels for the last rescue mission. In 1861 an outbreak of civil war starts after Confederate troops fire at Fort Sumnetr. In 1862 Harriet Tubman works to be a nurse for the Union in South Carolina. In January 1st, 1863 Abraham Lincoln announces that all slaves would be freed in the Confederate.
Harriet freed all the slaves from torture. I personally am very inspired by her bravery. It took a lot of bravery to risk your own life for others. Harriet Tubman was a really inspiring woman. That's why she is so important. She helped people realize that people are not that different. Harriet Tubman helped us see colored people differently. She made lots of people realize that colored people are the same as us. They don't look the same but they still feel what we
She lead them through the secret tunnels that was never discovered by anyone. The tunnels were called “The Underground Railroad”. This wasn't actually a railroad it was tunnels underground. The tunnels lead to many different destinations like the Caribbean and Canada. Harriet Tubman lead about 100,000 slaves to …show more content…
The person who helps slaves escape usually get sent to jail for 6 months or get subjected to $1,000 fine. Harriet Tubman was well aware what would happen to her if they were to get caught. She also knew what would happen if she left them there. If she left them there it would most likely end up in death. Back then slavery was very brutal. They beat slaves and worked them to death.
But Harriet Tubman took that risk to save people like her. Eventually after she escorted all the slaves to freedom later. But in 1860 Harriet Tubman goes back to Maryland through the tunnels for the last rescue mission. In 1861 an outbreak of civil war starts after Confederate troops fire at Fort Sumnetr. In 1862 Harriet Tubman works to be a nurse for the Union in South Carolina. In January 1st, 1863 Abraham Lincoln announces that all slaves would be freed in the Confederate.
Harriet freed all the slaves from torture. I personally am very inspired by her bravery. It took a lot of bravery to risk your own life for others. Harriet Tubman was a really inspiring woman. That's why she is so important. She helped people realize that people are not that different. Harriet Tubman helped us see colored people differently. She made lots of people realize that colored people are the same as us. They don't look the same but they still feel what we